Modifies theft in the third degree to classify it as a gross misdemeanor or class C felony.

The bill amends the definition of theft in the third degree, classifying it as a gross misdemeanor or class C felony. It specifies that theft in the third degree occurs when the value of stolen property or services does not exceed $750, or includes 10 or more merchandise pallets, 10 or more beverage crates, or a combination of these. The bill also outlines conditions under which a conviction can be vacated, including the completion of community custody or substance use disorder treatment.

Modifies theft in the third degree to classify it as a gross misdemeanor or class C felony.

The bill amends the definition of theft in the third degree, classifying it as a gross misdemeanor or class C felony. It specifies that theft in the third degree occurs when the value of stolen property or services does not exceed $750, or includes 10 or more merchandise pallets, 10 or more beverage crates, or a combination of these. The bill also outlines conditions under which a conviction can be vacated, including the completion of community custody or substance use disorder treatment.